Colombia President Ends Relations with Cuba and Nicaragua
Abelardo De La Espreía, the elected president of Colombia and supported by the United States, announced his intention to terminate diplomatic relations with Cuba and Nicaragua immediately upon taking office in August. He plans to close 15 consulates and 14 embassies and refuse to establish relations with regimes he describes as "authoritarian." These decisions come amid escalating tensions between Colombia and the United States, especially with increased U.S. support for Colombia’s political opponents and deteriorating relations with Cuba and Nicaragua, which are repeatedly threatened by Trump. De La Espreía also intends to reopen a diplomatic mission in Jerusalem and close embassies in several countries, citing resource conservation and increased security spending as justifications.
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